Lexington Catholic High School

Last guy on here is gonna be Reese Potter.

Seven foot one, 235 pounds, senior Lexington kid, right? Lexington Catholic.

A player of the-- Lexington Player of the Year and a Kentucky Mr.

Basketball finalist.

where you were going to escape.

Because even Lexington Catholic got

some hoods.

They're like, no, there's no separate but equal.

Couldn't ask for a better group.

You know, we were within five seconds of tying Lexington Catholic.

We were up 2-1 on Great Crossing, who started phenomenal.

They had a great season.

That's just been something that Montgomery County has always done, whether it's been Coach Landon coach Vanell or you it's just been a string of we're going to challenge ourselves being Montgomery County and you know we've been there you know we've played we've seen that you can you can run in injuries or you can have 500 or less schedule but for some reason something always seems to gel at the last at the last moment or at the right time so you know Being that you have been in those games, you can see that light at the, you know, towards the end of the tunnel be like, okay, guys, look, you know, you can just reiterate the positives of each game.

And it seems like they know that, too.

Yeah, we were shorthanded against Lexington Catholic, and that was definitely the best game we played.

And, you know, despite that loss, you know, you lose with five seconds to go.

Rowland.

Matthew was a Lexington Catholic high school graduate, Air Force Academy graduate in 2010.

And he wanted to serve right now and get in the fight.

So he became an Air Force Special Tactics Officer, a combat controller, part of the Air Force's ground forces.